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Jeff Blau to Class B office owners: “Take what you can and run”Jeff Blau to Class B office owners: “Take what you can and run”Wells Fargo to take a $60M loss on 13-story office tower in SFWells Fargo to take a $60M loss on 13-story office tower in SF“Hell for the past three years”: Strategic Properties’ $190M deconversion deal is dead “Hell for the past three years”: Strategic Properties’ $190M deconversion deal is dead First look inside Transamerica Pyramid’s tenant-only spacesFirst look inside Transamerica Pyramid’s tenant-only spaces
South Florida

Riviera Beach marina breaks ground

Three months after securing city approval, the $375 million Riviera Beach marina redevelopment project has broken ground.

Viking Developers will put up $336 million for the project, while the city plans to kick in the remaining $39 million. The developers have a 50-year lease to manage the marina, according to the South Florida Business Journal.

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When completed, the marina will include new shops, restaurants, a boardwalk promenade and improved facilities. The project is scheduled to be finished by summer 2015. [SFBJ] – Christopher Cameron

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Jeff Blau to Class B office owners: “Take what you can and run”Jeff Blau to Class B office owners: “Take what you can and run”Wells Fargo to take a $60M loss on 13-story office tower in SFWells Fargo to take a $60M loss on 13-story office tower in SF“Hell for the past three years”: Strategic Properties’ $190M deconversion deal is dead “Hell for the past three years”: Strategic Properties’ $190M deconversion deal is dead First look inside Transamerica Pyramid’s tenant-only spacesFirst look inside Transamerica Pyramid’s tenant-only spaces
South Florida

Riviera Beach marina breaks ground

Three months after securing city approval, the $375 million Riviera Beach marina redevelopment project has broken ground.

Viking Developers will put up $336 million for the project, while the city plans to kick in the remaining $39 million. The developers have a 50-year lease to manage the marina, according to the South Florida Business Journal.

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When completed, the marina will include new shops, restaurants, a boardwalk promenade and improved facilities. The project is scheduled to be finished by summer 2015. [SFBJ] – Christopher Cameron